Rash Week! An atypical antibiotic reaction
Name That Rash! you have a few different names for this common rash that appears in conjunction with antibiotics.
Rash Week! A painful postnatal pectoral
Name That Rash! Swollen breast tissue in a newborn.
Rash Week! My aching feet!
Name That Rash! Painful plantar nodules after spending time in a hot tub?
Rash Week! At arms length
Name That Rash! It's a common rash that looks different when seen in teenagers.
Rash Week! Name That Rash – The bubbly digit
Welcome to Rash Week! See if you can Name (dramatic pause) That (also another dramatic pause) Rash!
Going beyond the surface material: A podcast episode on cellulitis
This episode will help you recognize cellulitis and even differentiate it from erysipelas which is totally a different thing. You'll also learn about treatment, whether or not a blood culture is necessary, and a whole lot more. @PEMTweets on... sigh "X" (Twitter) My Instagram My Mastodon account @bradsobo Listen http://www.pemcincinnati.com/podcasts Subscribe References Chen AE, Carroll KC, Diener-West M, Ross T, [...]
Tools you should use: Blood donor and recipient guide
After all these years I still need a little guide to help me remember who can donate and who can receive what blood types.
A podcast episode about laryngomalacia
Laryngomalacia, is the most common cause of infant stridor. Early diagnosis is crucial as it can impact a child's growth and development. Most infants get better on their own, but those with severe symptoms need surgical interventions like supraglottoplasty. Learn all about diagnosis and management of this common problem in this brief podcast episode. PEMBlog @PEMTweets on... sigh "X" (Twitter) [...]
Briefs: Heralding the rosy pits
What is the diagnosis in this young man who developed an itchy rash in a Christmas Tree pattern on his torso?
Fevers: A caregiver education video
This concise and informative video was developed at Cincinnati Children’s and features some of my colleagues. It discusses how to deal with fever, including treating it with antipyretics and what to look out for. I have a feeling it would be very helpful on your next shift if you shared it with a family that you are discharging home.
